Please tell me if this is the wrong category and I will change it, I don’t understand where I would put this.
I would like to know why rays with whitelist/blacklist are so slow compared to a normal ray without one? I am creating a optimizer for a block based game and when I use normal rays it is perfectly normal. However, when I use rays with a whitelist or blacklist, then studio almost crashes every time. (The whitelist is every block in the game by the way)
Do you have any evidence to prove that? I tried it on a very low end laptop, it works perfectly fine for me.
(I HAVE FIXED THIS BY USING A DIFFERENT METHOD)
I mean it IS shooting out over 6000 rays at once, but the difference is that rays with whitelist is laggy and rays without it is not laggy.
My specs:
GTX 1080
i7 2600
16gb ram
Well seems like your pc is better than mine, because I only have 4GB RAM(3.90GB usable), intel 2.0pGHz 3th gen and intel graphics HD 3600.
Why would you need to whitelist all parts in the workspace?
Basically, my optimization system checks for blocks around other blocks. However, it also detects players so I need to whitelist only the blocks.
You could blacklist the descendants of new player characters instead of whitelisting the whole workspace, this might reduce the lag you’re getting.